1. Problem

You have an object and want to add your own custom properties or methods (members) to that object.read more

1. Problem

You have an instance of an object and want to know what methods and properties it supports.

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1. Problem

You want to create a COM object to interact with its methods and properties.read more

1. Problem

You want to create an instance of a .NET object to interact with its methods and properties.

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1. Problem

You want to use and interact with one of the features that make PowerShell so powerful—its intrinsic support for .NET objects.read more

The Where-Object cmdlet is incredibly powerful, in that it allows you to filter your output based on arbitrary criteria. For extremely simple filters read more